Who We Are
- About Us
  
  The Canadian VIGOUR Centre (CVC) was established in 1997 as the Canadian arm of the international VIGOUR (Virtual Coordinating Centre for Global Collaborative Cardiovascular Research) Group. The CVC is recognized for its pioneering research in …
  
  Vision, Mission, & Core Values
  
  Generate, translate and disseminate knowledge on novel diagnostic and therapeutic strategies in cardiovascular medicine acquired through collaborative research to enhance the health of the citizens of Alberta, Canada, and the world. Aligned with the University of …
  
  Faculty & Leadership
  
  The CVC Faculty are internationally recognized as Thought Leaders in their respective areas of interest, and they collectively represent a diverse field of clinical research. Our faculty are passionately dedicated to advancing the frontiers of …
  
  Collaborators
  
  The CVC has forged strong partnerships with a number of institutions and centres around the world in the pursuit of novel research directions and the advancement of cardiovascular research. The CVC takes great pride in …
  
  Training the Next Generation
  
  The CVC embraces an enthusiastic commitment to fostering a research environment conducive to disciplined academic inquiry, novel approaches to clinically relevant questions, and robust methodologies. We are pleased to offer research opportunities to undergraduates, medical …
  
  Annual Report
  
  We are pleased to share the 2022 CVC Annual Report! The theme of this year’s report – Patient Centered. Data Driven. – illustrates the many ways that the CVC’s extensive body of research utilizes data to …
What We Do
- Thought Leadership
  
  With their depth of knowledge and experience, CVC thought leaders are able to both understand and address the multiple challenges associated with the regulatory, financial and operational aspects of clinical research. Some key elements of their research-related …
  
  Clinical Trials Management
  
  With over 20 years of experience in clinical trial operations for Phase II/III/IV, registry, and investigator initiated studies, the CVC clinical trials team has the expertise and knowledge to deliver a high quality and well …
  
  Biostatistics
  
  Biostatistics at the CVC is a collective of applied biostatisticians with diverse training, experience, and practice. We collaborate with local, national, and international investigative teams by advising and applying statistical reasoning and methods to the …
  
  Population Health & Economic Outcomes
  
  The CVC Population Health and Economic Outcomes team is actively involved in examining population-level issues related to access, delivery, treatment, and outcomes of heart disease in Alberta and Canada. Health care administrative databases serve as …
  
  Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
  
  The Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AI/ML) team at the CVC is working with large-scale population level datasets to uncover novel and actionable insights that can potentially assist clinical decision making. To this end, our …
  
  Core Laboratories
  
  ECG Core Laboratory The CVC ECG Core Laboratory continues to evaluate patient data into clinically meaningful findings that have real world relevance. Using quantitative data, the electrocardiogram (ECG) – a venerable but powerful biomarker – can …
  
  Business Operations
  
  The business operations group is fundamental to the organizational and financial underpinnings of the CVC. Our knowledgeable team provides expert service and oversees the negotiation and administration of agreements and contracts, budget development, financial operations …
Clinical Research
- - Clinical Trials
  - Population Based Research
  Clinical Trials
  
  The section has information on the trials that the CVC is currently working on, some of which are recruiting and others that are in the follow-up or closeout phase. If you are interested in learning …
  
  Population Based Research
  
  Below you will find information about the population based research projects that are currently underway at the CVC. Through the interrogation of registries and population health data, the CVC is steadfastly dedicated to our organization’s …
Publications
- - Publications Archive
  - Chronicle Newsletter
  Publications Archive
  
  A comprehensive online repository of publications from the CVC's faculty, staff, and trainees. The publication archive can be filtered by both year and author.
  
  Chronicle Newsletter
  
  The Canadian Cardiac Chronicle newsletter features information about the CVC's current trials, upcoming projects, research highlights, and other news and updates. Read the Fall 2023 Issue of the Chronicle Here Past Issues: Spring 2023 Winter 2022 Fall 2022 Spring 2022 Winter 2021 Fall …
Programs & Development
- Canadian Cardiovascular Research Collaboratory (C3)
  
  Who We Are: The Canadian Cardiovascular Research Collaboratory (C3) is a virtual clinical research network aiming to blend two fundamental elements: Collaboration Clinical research laboratory The C3 provides opportunities for collaborative individuals to identify and study important unanswered questions …
  
  Scholar Program
  
  The CVC Scholar Program is a unique training initiative designed to advance research and further understanding of cardiovascular disease through the educational and financial support of the CVC. Trainees participating in this program will have …
  
  Clinical Trials Colloquium
  
  The CVC Clinical Trials Colloquium first began in 2014 when Dr. Paul Armstrong (CVC Founding Director) and Tracy Temple (Associate Director, Clinical Trials), brought together 13 Canadian investigative sites to help: Identify major impediments to timely …
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Home > Armstrong PW > Impact of smoking status on platelet function and clinical outcomes with prasugrel vs. clopidogrel in patients with acute coronary syndromes managed without revascularization: Insights from the TRILOGY ACS trial.

Impact of smoking status on platelet function and clinical outcomes with prasugrel vs. clopidogrel in patients with acute coronary syndromes managed without revascularization: Insights from the TRILOGY ACS trial.